The independent mayor of Uruapan, Michoacán, Carlos Manzo, issued a call for help to the federal government in the face of the escalating crime rate in his municipality, linked to organized crime. “This position we have made to be heard, to send a message of help, of alert, along with many of the ones I […]

The state of Michoacán stretches along a wide stretch of coastline on the shores of the Pacific Ocean. Along its more than 200 kilometers of coastline, the territory shelters beaches characterized by cliffs, strong waves, and rock formations. Unlike other more crowded destinations, these areas are preserved in a natural state and showcase the power […]

Michoacán is distinguished by its extraordinary artisanal, natural, and productive wealth, which has allowed several of the state’s emblematic products to enjoy protection such as Geographical Indications. These include the clay catrinas from Capula and the hammered copper from Santa Clara del Cobre. The charanda from Uruapan, and the mezcal and tequila from Michoacán have […]

The Government of the State of Colima, through the Colima Sports Institute (Incode), in coordination with the National Commission for Physical Culture and Sports (Conade), and the federal Physical Activation Program, invites you to the first “Ponte Pila” 3- and 5-kilometer race, open to men and women, to be held on Sunday, September 28th in […]

The Michoacán Ministry of Culture (Secum), in collaboration with the San Luis Potosí Ministry of Culture (Secult), announced the arrival of Xantolo to the state, a traditional festival of the Huasteca Potosina region where the dead are honored with dance, music, and offerings. This festival will be exhibited for the first time in the state. […]

Michoacán can’t be explained, it’s lived! And this was demonstrated this Thursday night during the national awards ceremony for “The Best of Michoacán,” organized by the magazine México Desconocido. “The Soul of Mexico” showcased the essence and roots that have built a state full of culture, history, gastronomy, and nature, which have given life to […]

In an atmosphere of peace, joy, and patriotic fervor that filled the historic center of Morelia with color, thousands of families enjoyed the traditional parade commemorating the beginning of Mexico’s Independence Day, led by Mayor Alfonso Martínez Alcázar. Along Madero Avenue, from Villalongín Plaza to the Lázaro Cárdenas Monument, women, men, girls, boys, and seniors […]

September 15th has arrived, and hundreds of people are preparing to enjoy these holidays, when the Mexican feeling is at its strongest. Michoacán is an ideal choice for this celebration. “The soul of Mexico” offers various options for you to enjoy the culture, the festivities, the nature, the history, and of course, the gastronomy, highlighted […]

As of May 16, 2025, 128,064 missing persons were reported across Mexico, 76.82 percent of them identified as men and 22.85 percent as women, reported the Red Lupa (Lupa Network). It also noted that the percentage of missing persons cases doubled from 2024 to 2025. The Red Lupa (Lupa Network) is an initiative of the […]

A pair of agents from the Ministry of Security and Citizen Protection (SSPC) were deprived of their liberty while conducting investigative work in Michoacán, prompting a deployment by the Army and the National Guard, which led to the rescue of the officers. After conducting operations in the municipality of Álvaro Obregón, three individuals were captured, […]